"car release" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the launch or introduction of a new car model onto the market. Example: "The highly anticipated car release from XYZ Motors drew huge crowds at the auto show." In this sentence, "car release" is used to describe the event of a new car being launched by a specific company.
After CAR release, it could exert its antimicrobial activity on microorganisms, adherent or not, that are in its surrounding environment.
This paper describes the first study that focuses on modeling the probability of an LNG tender car release incident due to a freight train derailment on a mainline.
The model accounts for the reduction in tank car release probability as a function of tank thickness, and the increased exposure to accidents that occurs due to the increased number of shipments needed for the heavier car.
To get the car released, the unlicensed driver also must get the registered owner's approval.
According to the Carbon Trust, grid electricity (as currently used to charge an electric car) releases approximately 0.537kg of carbon dioxide per kilowatt-hour, compared with 0.25kg from diesel and 0.24kg from petrol.
Every time a child is driven to primary school and back their car releases about 84 balloons worth of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, according to the charity Sustrans, which promotes sustainable transport in the UK.
Curiously, another common thread is a passionate hatred for hydrogen fuel cells.As a forthcoming documentary film "Who Killed the Electric Car?" (released later this month) makes clear, this crowd does not blame the failure in the 1990s of battery cars—such as GM's EV1, the most aerodynamic production car ever made on the limitations of battery technology or a lack of customer interest.
To have the car released, the alleged debtor must pay the original fine plus recovery costs.
Enterprise Holdings, which owns Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental and Alamo Rent a Car, released a statement on Thursday announcing its plan to drop a deal that provided discounts to members of the NRA. .
"I went to the police department, but I only had the bill of sale," she told me, explaining how she could not get the car released without documents proving ownership.
"The Consul's Car", released on 26 July 2011, is a Traffic case that follows a grand theft auto; initially released exclusively for North American PlayStation 3 versions, "The Consul's Car" was later made purchasable in Europe, and eventually included in The Complete Edition.
